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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1909

Page

10

Hearst Nominated by Supporters at Cooper Union

William Randolph Hearst was nominated for New York mayor at a mass meeting of about 4,000 admirers at Cooper Union. The gathering, despite his prior refusal, aimed to show strong independent backing for Hearst alongside a third party ticket. Former Republican figures attacked the opponent as a stalking horse for Tammany, while Hearst supporters praised his public spirit and potential for reform.

Gaynot Tammany Eeader New York Call Get William Randolph Starst George G Macleflan Chanter Hughes Cooper Union Itopkei Hearst Independence League Sheila T Rman Hearer Cam Nena Citizens’ Party Reich Hour Democratic Loko Gond Wilfirm M. Tying Teast Meclellan

North in printing firm forms new corporate leadership

Former Public Printer Rossiter and ex census director S N D North named officers of Rumford Printing Company. William E Chandler elected president. North to run New York office, Rossiter Concord office. arrangements for faster rail service and a special excursion described, with prices and routes to St Louis, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Berkeley Springs included.

Rossiter Concord N. H N. D. North Rumfora Press W. 8 Director North Washington Concsen United States William E. Chandler Rumford’ Printie Company North New York Tn Concord St. Lowsiepinning Pa. R. KR Nrali Cleveland Harpers Ferry Sneinnig Wat Aan Cheveland Martinstore Berkeley Springs Cumberland Louis & Yy Ea Unio Gee

Guggenheim Answers Suit in Divorce Case

Chicago October 6 An answer was filed in the circuit court by William Guggenheim a member of the New York family to a suit to dissolve the decree of divorce granted his former wife Grace B Gayrenheim in 1901. The suit began June after ex Mayor Edward F Dunne a former judge of the circuit court who entered the decree had protested the court was imposed upon as neither party resided in Illinois when heard. The answer alleges the suit to dissolve was a bid to extort money from Guggenheim and that the court has no right to modify or annul the decree after five years from entry of the final order.

Chicago Wiliam Guggenheim New York Grace B. Gay- Renheim Edward F. Dunne Hreuit Braterot Ilinola Hin. Ee Tn Guggenhelm

Harvard Tribute as Lowell Takes Harvard Presidency

Cambridge Mass Oct 6 Abbott Lawrence Lowell seated as Harvard president before 5 0 in elm shaded quad. Eliot’s valedictory praises, Lowell supports intercollegiate sports freshmen segregation and cross class unity. Taft Bryce and other dignitaries attend luncheon, honors conferred, Colgate’s Bryan slated for Oct 10 inauguration.

Sowell Cambridge Mass Abbott Lawrence Lowell Harvard University College Yard Charles William Eliot Lowsil Tes Memorial Hall Eliot Lowell Ambageador Bryce Great Britain Warverd University John D. Long James Bryce Joséph Beier College de Frange Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Edwin Aldermat Uniersity of Virginia Ita Remsen Tohna Hopkis’ University Henry Pratt Judson University of ‘Chicagol Jacob Gould Schurman Cornell’ ‘University Taft Hamilton, N Bryan Colgate University

Mix Wins Bennett Cup in 643 Mile Balloon Race

Zurich celebrates American Edgar W. Mix after a dramatic balloon voyage from Zurich to near Warsaw, against wind and rain. Le Blanc of France placed second with 517 miles, and Capt. Messner finished third. Officials have not yet released final standings.

Zurich Switzerland America Edgar W. Mix Teorest Warsaw Imix Alfred le Blanc Milesy Messner Col. Schaeck McLean Vemlzex

Harvard House Rescue Links Stratford and United Links

The article recounts Marie Corelli arranging the rescue of the Stratford home built by Thomas Rogers for Harvard University. Ambassador Reid accepts the gift, calling it a double tie with England and Harvard’s new president. It notes Mix’s balloon voyage and a safety note about his arrest, with Stratford events marking a global cultural exchange.

Indiana London Pola E Shakespeare Joseph Lawrence Edwin A. Abbey Antobio Fernando de' Navarre Iary Anderson Lord Fairtex Max Pemberton D. & Alexander New York Sydney Claman Mra Claman Edward Simpson Davel Mra. Simpson Stratford Stratford-on-Avon Sir ‘Thomas Lipton Marie Cor¢Ui Edward Morris Chicazy Alderman Thoms Rogers John Har Yard Haryerd Lved Morris Harvard University Miss Corelli Sir Thoms Lipton Harvard Ambansa Dor Inova Thenet Harvard Crimson Marie Corelli England Reid Eilzabethan America Washington Ile

Obstacle Race to Altar Aides Help Wachter in License Quest

Former Representative Wachter assists Baltimore sister Hanna Dudley and Edward Stempler in securing a Maryland marriage license for a sibling. Miscommunication and timing nearly thwarted the effort before the license was finally issued, amid officials and a rushed afternoon.

Washington Philadelpia Gut Maryland Hanna Dudley Baltimore Frank G. Wachter Lance Edward Stempler Wachter Brampler Dudley Reyburn Congress Gleason Igerrand Ledson Mr. Wachter Bourse Yach

Gould case costs and final decree in Howard Gould divorce

Katherine Clem mong Gould's divorce decree from Howard Gould was signed by Supreme Court Justice Dowling. The final order sets Mrs. Gould to receive 33,000 a month alimony and confirms costs of 7083 with 3290 deducted from witnesses and stenographers fees. George Gould testified about his brother's income. he was the only witness who did not accept a meal.

Howard Ajaclat Washington Post New York Katherine Clemmong Gould Howard Gould Supreme Court Dowling Gyula Mra Gould George

Babies reared for new race theory in Amertican city

Dr M A Schuts assembles orphan babies of various nationalities and colors to rear them as a mixed American race. He claims to train them mentally morally and physically to support a theory of amalgamation and intermarriage to produce healthier youths.

Dugus Japrurse Cal M.A. Schuts Fiji

Taft Dinner Rules Out Alcohol in Norfolk Visit

The Norfolk resolution requests no wine or intoxicants at President Taft's event during his Atlantic Deep Waterways Association visit on November 19. A copy will go to the entertainment committee, and the Norfolk Women's Club invites him to two brief remarks that evening. The President is expected to attend a press smoker, not interfering with a club address.

Spostal Norfolk Oday Taft Atlantic Deep Waterways Association Norfolk Women's Club

Verrazano Bust Unveiled In New York Parade

A parade of about 20 000 Italians marched Broadway to the Battery in New York for the unveiling of a Verrazano bust. Missiles were tossed from skyscrapers amid celebrations and a large crowd watched the ceremony at Madison Square Garden with officials from Italy and New York in attendance.

New York Broadway Charles Barsotti Prograso Marquis di Brochetti Sister Emmanuel Italy Madison Square Garden Etrurta Ban Verrazano

Death by Own Action Near Wall Street

Capt Francis H. Ross a West Point graduate and treasurer of New Mexico Development Company was found dead by his own act at 63 William Street in Newark after arriving with his wife and four children from San Francisco about fifteen years ago. The 65 year old had endured the loss of his wife a year earlier and his own health was failing. A former army officer, Ross had served in the Civil War era and resigned after two years as captain. Police and authorities investigated the incident as a possible self-inflicted death in the early afternoon.

Spenin Washington Post New York Francis H. Ross West Point New Mexico Development ‘Company William Street Regs Newark Dan Francisco Mabutary ‘Academy Imeelf Selon Pheririn Mr. Taft Big Tree Grove California Gov Gillett Flint Needham, McHinley Englebright San Francisco

Taft Trip to Yosemite Stirs Crowds and Cabinet Fears

President Taft enters remote Mariposa County on a three day Yosemite visit with John Muir as guide. He travels by coach and on foot to the giant sequoias, traverses Wawona, and plans a simple, non spectacle filled stay. he faces a crowd of locals in Merced and Modesto, with a train mishap delaying the journey into the valley.

HL Portal Cal Taft Settleent Sierras Yosemite Valley Tlad Mr. Taft Wawona J Elf United States Cavalry San Francisco Jim Park Oakland Berkeley John Muir Catt Yosemite California United States Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone Grand Canyon Arizona HE Fortal Merced San Joaquin Valley Couteur Godéches Fornia Bustnega

Polar explorers Peary and Cook face joint data review

Commander Peary informs the National Geographic Society of his readiness to submit records to a selective American commission as Dr. Cook reports duplicating his own data for simultaneous release to American scientists and Copenhagen authorities. The National Geographic Society meets tomorrow to decide on a special commission.

Commander Peary National Geographic Society Willis L. Moore New York Board of Managers National Geographic Cook Tela American Geographical Society Museum of American History New’ York Platy Moore Peary Special Commission ePary St. Louis University of Copenhagen Frederick A. Cook

Problems for Canada tariff talks and navy plan noted

Ottawa reports that Parliament will convene November 13 with main business to set Canada's tariff relations with the United States France and Germany and to consider the establishment of a Canadian navy. Real estate matters also appear.

United States Ottawa Ont Parliament Shell Canada France Germany

Plan for Virginia campaign outlines large Democratic effort

United States Senator Martin and Virginia Democrats map a state wide get out the vote drive for November. They predict a Democratic governor win by about 40 000 to 50 000 votes, attack Kent and Republican claims, and vow an intensive rally schedule across Orange Courthouse and other precincts.

Virginia Witl United States Martin Haleigh Hotel Old Dominion William Kent Orange Courthouse Nime Congress Tenentatiges Carter Giags Lanchburg Ami Aneri¢s Cert Alexandria Republican Ccandidate Hipublican Party Virgina Kent Bryan Judge Menn Ruili Mr. Kent Democratic Party

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